Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23

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The millinery displays al the Fair
GEoaESs ve5s Bet very numerous and ex-
tensiye. eat these WAC want % exsnise
iAs fsll styles Of ladies hats and bonness
and Dc sure they see the latest. hSa better
call oB Schultx ~ The corner Of Ottawa and
iountsiu-ss Mrs. Schultz is always there
with corps Of conpetenl snG.cousfe0us as
sistznts 10 show to the lAalss jusG what
shades Of color and shape Of bonnet viii
become each and every one who calls The
assortment Is always complete and prices
low tcr nrst quality OF goods.
n A. Hamilton.
The snterpri=ing eosl dealer, is furnishing
those 'KOsl" puzzles which were 50 eagerly
sought alter yesterday. lie has plenty Of
them, so don't miss getting one today.
The Ladies' are Interested
At Miss ii. 4. Matthews attractive dis
play of dress reform and hygienie goods,
that lady was entertaining a continuous
presence of inquiries. Her illustrated and
valuable catalogue will be carried into many
homes. and viii make Miss Matthews
name even still more iamous-xnd il is now
we'll known in ali parts Of the United
States. Besides the hygienic goods she has
the stiff corsets Of most approved styles,
CToziers closet fixtures and varieties OF
bustles from ffteen cents and upward. Nis-
ltors should call al her parloTs al 2o Mon
roe 81.
New Exhibis.
Manufacturers from different parts Of the
United States are still placing their goods
on exhibition in Manufacturer Hall, and
the one deserving particular notice is that
OF Miss Anna Schoerff, who with an ably
lady assistant, was kept busy all day yester-
day explaining the merits of and taking
orders for The Madame Williams Comblna-
tion Health Corset" also The Madam
McCabe's SanatiFe Corsets," manufacture q
in ST. Louis, Mo. The above articles can be
had in either fast or solid coIors with or
without shoulder braces Miss Schoerpi
has rooms at No. 142 Csnsl-st. where she
will be pleased To see all the ladies and
take their orders for the corset. Satisiac-
ton guaranteed in every case.
For Rome Comfort
Do not stop in the middle of Manufac-
turers Hall or neglect to visit the entrance.
east end, for these occupying an elaborately
filled space is some of the noted Grand
Rapids furniture. It's attractive features
show just why Grand Rapids in general
and the VIM. A. Berkey Furniture Com
pany in particular have won such a reputa-
ton and built up such large business in
| so short time. Mr. Berkey is a veteran
| furniture man, knows the publics needs
and choice, and the present company, by
heeaing his experience is winning iavors
| and patronage from the people il has treat
| ed so well. Courteous attendants show 70
| the best advantage tnis arrangement oi
| bedroom and parlor furniture.
A Place for Rest.
The proprietor of the Grand Rapids Bus
| mess College and Practical Training School
extends cordial invitation to all strangers
visiting the city during the Fair" week, or
| at any time hereafter. The College recep-
| ton rooms are large, pleasant ana conven-
| lent. Everything is done TO make strangers
| feel at home. tits quiet and retired place
for rest and comfort. Do not hesitate to
take advantage of the invitation extended.